A Gnome, a Kender, and a Gully Dwarf? (4 Nov)
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(sigh) Why Xena?
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Why not? You have any idea how many little girls were dressed as Xena this past Halloween......I had 6 come to my door.Madmoonie wrote:(sigh) Why Xena?
Xena was a big hit.......and given the "game"....she's perfect........whadya want....Princess Leah.....Lara Croft?

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My thought is they are thinking two different princesses. The Guy is probably tinking more like pink frilly damsel in distress princess. I doubt anyone would use these to describe Xena: -Warrior- Princess. I think the guys might be surprised if they knew what she was really thinking.
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Was certainly my imperssion of the matter.NydaLynn wrote:My thought is they are thinking two different princesses.
So far as kender go.... can be pretty cool to have a kender in the group, espically if one well played. But like many charecter types, in hands of the wrong player, can become all sorts of annoying.
But, admit I'm bias, having had a kender charecter for a campaine once. Yes, I did end up with things that weren't orginally mine, but, made a point to remember where people kept things and to put them back where they belonged, as obviously the owners were too irresponcible to do so. Actaully ending up becomming the Paladin of the groups squire... as he was fairly racist, and so just assumed I already had all of his stuff.
Before a battle, instead of reaching to his scabard, only to find it empty, he'd just put his hand out towards me and say 'Kender, my sword!' ...If I didn't have his sword, easy enough to get it from where ever it was and give it to him. .....bastard never did bother to learn my name.

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Actually, that sounds like the most useful position for a kender to play. Call me biased, or even racist, but that does seem to work.
Besides, the Paladin will never lose his or her sword with the kender keeping track of it. So long as the kender stays alive, that is...

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I said that to my friend once... his reply was:Werekitty wrote:A kender gully dwarf and a gnome walk into a tavern...
"The customers run for the hills."

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Good question. Still wondering what sort of joke that could be made into, though.Chaser617 wrote:The question is, will the tavern owner have enough money to rebuild?

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A Kender, a Gully dwarf, and a gnome walked into the bar for a short beer. The barkeep looks at them, rubs his eyes and says, "You don't exist" Clearly it is a case of elf denial.Werekitty wrote:Good question. Still wondering what sort of joke that could be made into, though.Chaser617 wrote:The question is, will the tavern owner have enough money to rebuild?
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RE: A Gnome, a Kender, and a Gully Dwarf? (4 Nov)
A Gnome and a Gully Dwarf walk into a tavern.
The Gnome orders an ale, looks into the tankard, slowly shakes his head, and passes it to the Gully Dwarf, who drinks it down.
The Gnome orders another ale, looks into the tankard, takes a sip, slowly shakes his head, and passes it to the Gully Dwarf, who drinks it down.
The Gnome orders a third ale, looks into the tankard, drinks half, slowly shakes his head, and passes it to the Gully Dwarf, who drinks it down.
The Tavern Keeper notices this. He walks over to the pair to see what is going on.
And that is when the Kender stole the till.
With these three, that's how it will happen.
Roberto the Dane
The Gnome orders an ale, looks into the tankard, slowly shakes his head, and passes it to the Gully Dwarf, who drinks it down.
The Gnome orders another ale, looks into the tankard, takes a sip, slowly shakes his head, and passes it to the Gully Dwarf, who drinks it down.
The Gnome orders a third ale, looks into the tankard, drinks half, slowly shakes his head, and passes it to the Gully Dwarf, who drinks it down.
The Tavern Keeper notices this. He walks over to the pair to see what is going on.
And that is when the Kender stole the till.
With these three, that's how it will happen.

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You've got to admit that three unlikely characters walking into a bar is a classic joke opener.RHJunior wrote:A Kender, a Gnome, and a Gully Dwarf walked into a bar.
*clang.*

But then, that clanging jaw-drop would be the reaction of most barkeeps and patrions... Unless there was a Fantasy convention in town.

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